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How You Look at Me (2019)
Love, Heartbreak and French Countryside - A Stunning Indie
How You Look At Me has a rough initial 10 minutes, but once the first act kicks into place, you are on a beautiful, heartbreaking and potentially hopeless journey wrapped into a unique time-defying story telling approach.
The film follows three characters that fall in and out of love with each other. The way this characters intertwine and affect each others life is ultimately relatable. The rules on love that we were raised by have all been re-written. And our three characters are at loss on what can really be considered a healthy relationship, based on modern standards.
The film jumps between the bustling, urban London and the beautiful, sunny french countryside across several months effortlessly. The juxtaposition of "Nature AND Nurture" directly impacting our decisions is subtly interwoven into the stunning cinematography.
It is a shoe string indie, and at times, it shows. But at times it also dazzled and wowed me in ways you don't often see.
Highly recommended for that rainy day indie itch!
Forever Now (2017)
A Trip down Memory Lane
Forever Now's premise has become incredibly popular in the studio approach to Indie Films with Marriage Story, Blue Valentine and Manchester By the Sea, amongst others.
However, here you find a raw, sometimes trippy, sometimes solemn film that jumps between story telling styles as it breaks down a relationship retrospectively.
Well worth a watch.
Copenhagen (2014)
Beautiful Copenhagen
Copenhagen has that wonderful Indie Film slow pace, that allows to explore its geography and lets it influence the characters in surprising and sometimes controversial ways.
If you are looking for a film that leaves you with that wondrous and young uncertainty that we seem to lose as we grow older, this is the film for you.
And above that Gethin Anthony gives a wonderful, torn and heartbreaking performance that feels equally grounded and hypnotising.